Currently in Denmark for work, I couldn’t find a best time to bring this post to you. In the country of the famous Lego brand, I thought it was time to highlight an innovative cute way to bring some colours to your city..
Vandalize brands or being vandalized by brands, that is Brandalism.
Following my previous post about Wildsstyle graffiti, here is another famous style quite spread all across the globe, the Bubble style graff. Its name says it all, the alphabet used for this type of graffiti makes you think of bubbles floating in the air. It is using very curvy shapes and some discrete shadows or [...]
I always write my articles without any help but trying to explain a bit more what is one of the most complex form of graffiti is quite a challenge. Therefore I had to use our friend Wikipedia to get the required vocabulary to make myself clear. (I can already hear my french friends telling me [...]
[...] But the thing which really blows me away, was a video documentary about a type of urban writting that I’ve never seen before, the Pixacao.
In my serie of Street Art’s posts, here is the Stencil. The Stencil technique consists in painting or spraying over a “template”, “stencil plate” or again “pochoir”, which is basically cutting pieces out of some cardboard to make a layer that you can reproduce quickly anywhere. This is a great way to cut your painting [...]
They are real, and they are everywhere…
You probably know graffiti, these pieces of art (or sometimes of rubbish) we can find everywhere in our cities. Sometimes so beautifull that they are invitd in museums, but sometimes hated when you got a dirty one on your front door. What if there is way to combine calligraphy, graff, photography, without costing a penny [...]
Here is a quick photo montage of a buddha statue I shot from a shop in Amsterdam. I put it in a frame as I thought it was quite unusual and added some blur to give a bit of magic and spirituality…hope you’ll like it…
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